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ax From the LONDON GAzr'r7E,.2krui.eh'.s ) 1808. At the Court .at. the Queen'ti Palace, the 2d of March, t 808', • , Present, The Kirta's Most Excellent Majesty in C~~nnciL •His Majesty. haying . been pleased to appoint the. Honontahle Asitetnn Harbnrd to be Lien 'tenant of the.Connty of Norfolk:, and. City of Nor wich, and .Cot nty!of the same, he this' day took the Oaths appointed tahe taker thereupon, instead of the Oaths of Allegiance and Supremacy. His Majesty in Council was this clay pleased to appoint Francis Llovci,•of Dotrtgay, Esq. to he.She riff' of the County of M,ontgotnery, in the room of nohort Knight, of Gwernygoe, Commis:lens 34 , ned by the Pie , . Lieutenant of, the Coney t t f - 1.:1114tk. . , .einderston Regiment el Paster& iffanhy. Captain Colin Gillespie to lie'Major, vice A. Pollock, - -de. ceased. Dated lan. 29, 1008; . Comenission: in the Shropshire, Regiment of Volunteer in fantry, signed 6... p the 4,ord. 4,ieuttnant of the L'oun!y of Sal.p. ailed 011. 9, 18.8. Lieutenant lames Parry to'be Captain, vice Haunter, pro. nutted. Lieutenant John Itraiier to be ditto, vice Owen, promoted. Ensign Reginald Ileber to he Lieutenant, vice Quarme, resigned, Ensign Ceorge Green to be ditto, vice is promoted. • • Commissions In the C'arliganshlre Militia, signed 6y the Lord Lieutenant., William Owen llrigstocke, jun. Esq.- to be Major. Dated Dec. 16,,t8vr. conntissiont signed by the Lord Lieutenant or •Pice.Lientenant pi :he East!;t iding of the County of York, and Town and County of . the Town of Kingston.upon. Hull, he Deputy 1. icutenants --The Rev. Charles Constable. Clcik. Dated Nov. 27, 184. Ralph Creyke, jun. Esq. • Dated Feb, 23, tBaB. Militia. Arthur Moister, rsq. to he Colonel., vice Sir Charles Ho: tham, Bart. Dated Feb' 12, 1803 . • 101111 Grirnstfm, Esq. to he Lieutenant, Colonel, vice hloister, promoted. Dated Feb. 13, T o b e e a ptaing—lames Torre, jun. Esq. vice folifre,, re signed. 0;:.tel Feb. t 3, ;SA, Win. Dartoy, Esq. vice NVursop, vehignetl. Ddted Feb. 14, 18 S. Jaws Bell, Esq. vice Mobbott,tesignert. Dared Feb. tc, 180. To be Ensign lacub Layb - ourne, Cent. Dated Feb.'l3, aoa. ll;,lingrani . 4luniter Light Infant," and Artillery, David Taylor. tsq. to be Kajer-Comniandant, vice Pitts, reOgnod. Dated Oa. 14, tao. Thoma 4 Howden. Esq. to he Cant All, vice Taylor, promoted_ Dated as above. Ceorge I).Lricy, Cont. to be Second Lieutenanl, Dated at above. , , ,1 7 .1 . .eringbanr robotretr Veomamy Cavalty. Charles-Howard, gent. to he Lietamant, vice Stanley, re. signed I).ded ()a. 14, 182/. Henry Edwards. Gent, to ba corndt, vice lenkioson, re:signed: Dated as above. _ . .-• Poh•n.Yer• !vanity. Wm. Raines, Cent to be Ensign, vice Leeson, rtslened. ]Dated Oct. Li, 1807. 111.1ida'ir Scireh IladerHflr Pc/:purer fgam49l4 dhristopher Alderson, Gent. to be Ensind, vice Barmby. UAW t )d, t s oy . C Offsnis3irdat .41end 4y tht. tord 1 -irlaanutt far Comoqy of (..71.puber1314. Cioni,rl4 , 4l Low/ Lead, If :ard Palloptery 14.1agtry. Ca twin 'John Mutton to be Major, vice Parkin, resigned. Dated Inn 6, zees. 7o h e captains Lientenant Roger Walineley, vice Hind. eon, promoted. - Dated luuct 6, tgoc. Lieutena n t !Ob it /(41110n, vine VC4l:llNilitOtlisaltlol. iti4upiol. Dated lune 2, 1806. Lieutenant Inhn Nionkhunies, vi‘e Gneve ci , 0- c eased. Dated Sept. 4. ' To be 1.161101W - 13.* lingign Robert Carmalt,vice Walin ts l e y, promoted. Dated June 6, IS Ensign .1 high vice Iktstiltoti, promoted. Dated June 2, 18,6. Elisio Wren, p ow i e y. vice, Rubinson, 'rehigned.. D.tteti Ott. t, fla i r" Knsign John Lee, vice janteson. resigned. .Datert Oetoher z, 180. , .I,riatlian !Aid/112Si, vice 111 , 12111 f,... IiQUSe, rOttlattti. • DAVI Ott. 3, tBe7: To be Ensigns—Wren. So%vethy,G4oit.vice Dixon, promoted. Dated tune :„ 18,6. Joseph is,tinis, Cent. vice Carmalt, promoted, Dated tty z 3, 4:07. Charles Bell, Gent.. 'Dated InlY 24, 'Soy, Merrick 'lltompson, Cent. Dated (Id . . z 9, 1807. Packson Roper Cent. Dated 0ct. 3 0, dui. Win. Atkins Gent. Dated oa, 31, 1807. 1 ''birfhatior l'awitters. Captain Inseph Dixon 'to be Major. Dated September 12, 13°4. To be Cal/12111g Thomas Brock leirnk , vice Dixon, promoted. Dated Sept. 12, lito4. Ensign C. Williamson, vice, ‘i (minor, ?cajoled. Dated May 3,180 s. Lieut. f. E t ioiLancs, vice Benson, resigned. Dateii Sept. 1, 11307. I.ient. Richard IL: ter, rice Stiulley, resigned. Dated as ithov e. . To he Lieutenants -.Min Brocklebank, Cent, vice lirockle. bank, plornoted. l)atecl Sept. 12, 18 , 4. Mibty, tent. vice Steel, resigned. t) ,toot May 3, 1 8 0 c, Edwin H. Heywood, Gent. vice Harker, protneted. Dated Sept. 01,7. be I I.ewthwaite, Cent. vice Williamson; r oa pitect. Dated. April 7, t aos, Wip. Stockton, Gent. I.lated Sept, 4, 1107. • Whit thaveu Vdonteer ri, tiller,vl. Frlward gnubleY, Esq. to he Major, vice Hamilton, retired. To be Captains -Henry letti:rSon, ,Esq. Dated Sept. .co, 4 .Peter Dixon. Esq. Dated .tsabove. Wm. llowes, ESII, vice George Richardson, deceased. Dated as abovo. To be First Lieutenants—Win. Richardson, Gent. Dated as above. George Vicko3, Cent. Doted as aboVe. Rich. Gant. vice Bowes, promoted. Dated as above. To be Second Lieutenants- m. Plaskett, Gent. Dated 4'3 above. , faints Burton, Gent. vict .tidrvorci.Corr itittuhley, vice Whiteside, promoted. • tiliwkingmu Paustreri. . litmeslVood,Cdnt. to, be tinsi);ii, Date Aug, 3, 184. .- . . 1 • Cumirriand Rapters. . Captain John Los!' to be.A.Jajor, vicc Warwick, resigned. Datcti OA. t 3, t,',i, . Lieut. Will. POIISOiIby lOIMS,sI to ,. Lt c a p t a ut y vl ce Lomas, resigned. Dated Geo. 1c . 18,1. T i 1.011136 Wilson s Cent, t( ha film Lieutenant, vita! Lunb, ' I , , igned, Ooted Ott. il : 1807. - Henry C title, t.;ent.; to tu: d.sto, vice. c;rattatn, •ceased. Musgrave Lowtii%vaite teat. ts).lao Stwond Litotenint, Daft- Oa. 27'; *Sol. C. tichsott, ; Cent: to Iv ditto. I)kted 44k,abvt:.- , ccw „,h,i„ / ,,,, th f Ituyal Carifiartlien Nlititia, sipled iy th‘Lard . 1,1,1(1e/rant. Date4,l%s4, 13, 1 a ~z ; . , C a ptain Henry !larding to ne Adjutant, vice 1:10yac, resign. Crotor-Vice, iW'ar•ab f, x*a. 3igNIDEE6 EETUMNED 2'o SERVE IN THE 'RESENT PAr.LIA‘IENT. Borough of NI WtO wn •i—The lion. George Anderson Pelham,. of brocklesby, in the County of In the room of t)n t iicy North, Eq. who, since ilia Eletlion for lho said borough. bath aock ., pteil the office of Steward or hal lain' his Majes: y's Three chilttrti 11:11 - dredS Of Stoke,. Des. borou6h, ar;.l bonennanli, in Ow County of Buckit glurn. borough of borougitOridge fairy Clinton, Esq. ..13rigedies. General of ilia Mojebty?, FOTCCS,'ILtid-cAptailV of the tat R eg iment of Foot Guards f .in the tooin - of Hcnry Dawkins, E t , who, cinee his Elethon for the paid borough, liath sc. coe d the pfrice of Ste‘Vard or bailiff of his Majesty's 'fittec Chafer-It fiuluireds ut Stoke, Deshorough, titnitart, in the County of bitekinxitatn. • • borough of Miza Haines Steveri, Es 4. of ScOeant's Inn, Einiiion, in the room of EvAti oulkes, Est who, sineo hi , Eic a.i on for the said Borough, Nth soeptatlitrollito of Steworil or his felajetiv i s Manor of Last lit.,ndred in ilia County ci L44(1 1 - 6 . . AUPTCY ENLAitr; 17. cohyl Maero4sen, of Liverpnal., macelttn;. to,rn Ntarelt to Nprii - 9,:alen, at ilk,: Globe Tavern, 1.11 , ,Ftp061. liiiNKRUPTCY E juhn Wilkins and Thoisia7 Lacey, of London; I:vtors: ' .~ ~. , , A4NrRUPTS. William 13edkr4 antl;samitet.,Sunnter, . of Toster.iltine, Lbnii I don, wholesale tta surrender March is I ', atsd April t 6,. .at “veNc ,At Attorney, Ili. Drake ' Old i ish- str;:et,-DocAors' ar cotnPosi: Charles Lewis Lund, ut the Old Jewry, London, fador, Marcie 3, at twelve, t 9, and April 16, at eleven, at Guild hill. Atturnies, Mos:irs, Swaine, Stevens, and. Maples, ; 010 lc‘vry. Santuel Brewerton East, of the Old (every, London, fa tor, March 8, at twelve, 19, and April 16, at eleven, at Guild.. 'AttOrtiteS, Messrs, ~sWattle, Stevens, and Maples, - Old lay tirr Kiitt.:;t, jun. awl tames Iti,inch, of Fat-chant, countyof SoUtli.intptint, tintber-sperchants, March 22, at three., z 3, at (JO::11, arid April 16, at one, at the Red Lion inn,. Fare. hank. A tunnies, Messrs. liteasciale, AleXander, and New. Int), .London; of Messrs. Padden and parley, Farehatn. Atignstits Downs, late of Brewer.street, Golden. square, Mtddies4x,,uadertaker, March . B, 19, and April at ten, at .Guildhall: Attorney, Mr. Dyne,- beisant's. Inn; Fleet-stieet. . Lewis Lew 4. Newcasle-upon-Tyne, linen-draper, March is, 22, April its, •• at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attornies.„ Alessrs. Swaiue, Stevens, and Maples, Old Jewry,. • Williain Itickriim,' late of Northampton, linen-draper, March 12, at twelve, 19, at elevoi,, and April 10, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Wil— kinson and Church, White Lion-streot ' Spitaltields. Lawrence Able, of Dean.street, St. Anti, Westminster, victualler ' March 12, 19, at tell, alKl . Aplit 16, atone, •at Guildhall. Attormes, Messrs. l'arket, Young, aria Ilughes, EsseN -stry4t, : Strdlict. • lames Wed, of 13mi:0...street, London, underwriter, March 12, 'at eleven, t ;, and April 0 at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Spottiswuode., l'ukenhouse-yard. • ' lames Utley, late u, Leeds, Yorkshire, dealer, March 2,8, 3t, and April 16, at el,ven, at the Star and Garter, Leeds. Attornies, Mr. Lee, Leeds; or Mr...Baum Chan.ery-lane, Londen. David Briggs, of iVaterclough, Yorkshire, • clothier, March 2.8, April t, and 16, at ten, at the Golden !..101l Inn, Leeds. Attornies, Mr. 111aekbut11, Leeds Meb.JS. . . Sykes and . Knowles, New Inn, London.' • Witham Baeon,. of Sheffield, Yorkshire, grocer, Mach .j, • 2 4 , and April 16, at two, itt the Tontine Inn, _Sheffield. Attornies, Mr. Bigg, Batton-Garden, London; or Mr. Rodgers, Sheffield. DINDENOS. . . . • May t 4. William Heath, of Chippenham,Wiltskire,elotttier,, at ten, at Guildhall, London. . April 9. Henry Nichulsini; of Bishopsgate.street, London, silk.inercer, at twelve, at-Guildhall... • April az. Abraltari ilapliaw, of North Waisham, Norfolk, shopkeeper, at tour, at the Blue Bell,'NOrwich. • March all: Thomas Smith, of Alautlei ey, Lancashire, tan. tier, at eleven, at the Bear's Paw, Wigan, April x Sanuel Faye, of Chelsea, Middlesex, coal-mer. eli.knt, at twelve, at Guildhall. &Loch ao. — fltomas 51.'6114'11, late of. Creak, Norfolk L hawker . and pedlar, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. M.y 3. Thomas ltuinsey, sea. or Crosby-row, Bermondsey, • 4orrey, brooni-maker, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.. • Match 40, 31 huberr S i Waine, of Halifax, lohn Swaim!, of Skfr‘uat, Yorkshire, LdwartL Swaine, ut London, Hannan Sesame, loserit Swaim?, of WM . ..a, and .. .Henry Rams bothain, of Bradford, Yorkshire, merchants, at ten, at me Mute Swaii, Halifax. March 19. juin'Owen Parr, of London, insurance -broker, at eleven, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES. • March z 6. 'Guyer . Glitlia, of Touley street, Surrey, sacking- Hui iulact urei. Nicholls, of 11 inlainli4nipton, Gloucestershire, olotluer. loheph laLkson," of Newington-Causeway, Surrey, brush -111.4.4.• lo a i,itt Oliver, of Cateaton-street, London, faaor. Viola Atithison, of %Vecden Beek, Northamptonshire, draper. Richard Nesbit, of Neweastle-upOn-Tyne, grocer. John Canning, of Birmingham, plater, Urorge Grimus s of C; teat Wnucr-street, Cold Bath-fields, linen-draper. laims K,ay, l'aul Cattcrall, and David Ainsworth, of Pres. Wu, Laufemalue, machiuc-makura. PRICR 01. SAru Bank Stack, Navy 5 par Cent. 97 a lrish 5 iNr Cent. shut 4 pet tent. shut pet Cent. ltiM, shut 3 pen Cent. Con. 631 64k 64 'Link Long r►trtt, 1t..2; 5• tt,tl, Dictu Siwit A i)n. ._ wATit. AT Lot.' .Rt Morning, 17 miv. (trier 10-. LGt4D(ilsi : Printed by Hitilxgri 11AgA14, of Nt , . Monica-court , 11. ;an put), we- I WILLIAM AILMIGAH a r Ps, of South m n ...otto-itrett,Grosvenor- - quarci - /it the Si:iv-Orme Nu, t t 53, *ulna i whera "Um: ( item dlers for the Bdilur; &couit-pairldjaitut addressed. e kts Ordeil fol. the , .PARTNIMSUIPS DIS,YOLVED, . . lames Knowler and William &lowland, of lloughtort-unikr. illeati,.Kent, bricklayers. Robert Spencer, and lona Waterhouse, of Shelflold, foundry °manic t matinfactureis. David Roberts' and Richard Atkinson, of Trump•street, Cheapside, linen.drapers. 'Samuel (;curio Bennett and William Nye, of High-street, Borough, stationers. .. . Edward 1 inlay and Thos. Browne, of Kingston-upon-Hull, merchants. Robert Snit= Durham and lames Rumsey, of Ipswich, co rn-det lers. Sant el W nmill and .William Townsend,.of Paternoster. row, Spitaltields, tattri,n's. Charles Lang, and John Suolman, of Newman-street, Oxford.' Street. jamas Gillow. and. Robert Crook, 'of Preston, Lancashire, grocers. lames Maddock, "oho Tapky, and Win, D e l a mo r e, master Carters. ' . ' john Baby and Win. Nall, fit' Liverpool,-potter dealers. 4111eS Turner and George Birtl, of Ruchlutd, Essot, common carrios. George tient Longridge, Michael Longridge, John Lem nn; and osepli Johnson, of Alderman bury, lionniongui s. Thomas At ins and William ,Buckler, of Crown.coort, Cheapside, shawl-pranuladurers. John Charley and Williams Reid, oflleer-lane, Tower-street, custom- house- agents , lohn.Townsend and Henry Townsend, of Leek, StalEird shire grocers, j John Filogestot, sen. and John Hingeston jun. of Cheapside, apothecar,es. Charles %V heeler and John Spencer, of Manchester, brmers. lames Charles l3rouker and 'fliontas Hugh Lloyd, or the Poultry, ~haberdaahers. luhri Brown and Thomas Newberry, .or Leadenhall-markQr, butchers. ' Robert.Chthrer Cooper, and Benjamin Cooper, Langfotd, of Lewes," Cyder-trailers. William Ilagnall and Hertry, Bradley, of Wood•street, Cheap :side, toiNiellers. On Friday sennight an Inquest was , held in like Vf 1 1 . 4 -, 1 vestry of S r.Q .iN icih4s Ch urch, at Durham, be fore S; CA37343, Esq. 'Coroner,. on . the body of 3 new-born male infant child, which 'was found in a • kis covered with coals in a house in Elvet, Dur. ham. By the evidence it appeared that the child was'.secretly born on the preceding , Saturday, of the - body of Maryßohinson, wife of Matthew Robin son, late-of Durham, surgeon, but separated from ,, her husband, and , lit nig in the house of her father, , John Maddison,. sailor: • John Beckett, of Du blin, watchmaker,.whO lodgod in the same house,. in the tnost:candid manner owned himself the faille; of the child ; that it was born alive, and that he desired . Agues Maddison, the mother of the said Mary Robinson, to. take care of it— that onivlotiday evening, going.into a pantry where the Said Agnes Maddison and Mary Robinson Were, they suddenly put out the light, which induced him to search, when he found the child dead, ' wrapped in flannel. The women assured him the . childinid died unhurt by them: • lie afterwards infornied hie mother of the circomstance, and -the afiair 'getting abroad, the ' two wornen Wert! taken into cust o dy. The child was afterwards found, as.before describ ed, at a relation. of Maddison's,, who did not appear to have 'known what the box contained: Th e ev i. denee was altogether circumstantial ; tart the Jury, after a IOnA and patient' i n ‘ ie 8 t I T‘ i i iot r, returned a verdia. of murder against -. Agnes Madditon, Mary Robinson, and John Beckett, and they were . cow _ mike& to gaol. It is egyeaed that Burkett will be admitted to bail. , ' • . ~. TO THE Eb'irPl? . OP THE SUY. . ,~' • 1 think the following narrative of fads .respe&ing the kind treatment of the late gallant Lieut. :Cc*. kiINGTON, oldie Gth Regiment of Dragoon Guards, or Carabineers, by General LINTERS and his family, and the great humanity of an old,Spaniard, in sav ing his life, cannot be made too public ; ypu will, therefore, when convenient, give. it a place in your very eieellent Paper; of W.J.tich I am a constant 'reader : Lieut. Cal. KINGTON having advanced a 'consider tible way into th town' of Buenos. Ayres, on the morning of, the sth July, received a .musket ball through his right leg, whiCh occasioned Lint . to fall whilst cheering mid animating his Regiment to fol low him, and endeavour to take two pieces of can non opposed to them in the centre' of the street ; 're fusing any assistance from his men to ,carry him off, he desired they NOuld march - forward' ahci do their dutyunder the braVe and rintch . lainouted Copu,dil IMIRELL, who soon received a Mortal round: , In the mean time, the Colonel contrived to remove froM the , centre into one of the Cross streets, and there remained till the Carabineers - had been ordered to retreat ; when the enemy advanced, and used him in a most brutal manner- 7 they were upon the point of dispatching him with their bayonets, had _ not an old Spaniard rushed front Ills house, ;and, throwing his cloak over the Colonel, and his person between him and his countrymen, beseeched thorn to spare his lite, and not take advantage , of a fallen foe. the old man then dragged him into his house and having bound - up his Nvound, laid, him on his , own bed, and watched him during the day,and,night with the tenderness of a parent he had him con veyed, flu the Oth, to the Citadel, where,General Listeas ordered every possible' attention to be paid to his wounded prisoner. The General told the Co lonel a relation of his (Mrs. o',Goussorst) had of fered to accoMmodate cne of. the 'wounded Officers at4lic-sr own house, and requested he would be Moved to her dwelling, where lie would have every possible care taken of his wound ; in this hospitable mansion the-Colonel lay: sevemega days before his dissolution, receiving from the hands of. his kind hostess-and her relations, all kinds of nourishment and medicine direeted -by the faculty. Genoral Li , NIERS attended him daily, and visited him always before he retired to rest—he showed as much' lute ', rest for the Colonel's safety as he could have done for his own son in a similar situation. The old Spaniard wac constant in his enquirieS for the safety of the Colones,wound, and though press ed by 'him to receive a sum . of mvuey for his gicat humanity amid tenderness, he could,not be prevailed upon to accept the least pecuniary reward, yet by no means in }anent circumstances. General LiNleits! generous behaviour continued atter the Ci;loners decease, on the 22c.1 Juiy ; he di reeled the body to be removed to the ViCeroy's Pa lace, and there to lie in s yte till the interment ; the funeral was condueled ittit•:r the English manner ; General LINIEni and all the principal Military Officers and Civil Magistrates attended, v:ith fottr Regiments orintantry to tire over the grave ; a ta blet, with suitable in wts onV,red, by thc.General, to be placed over the reotaiin of tile deceased.' To hear that this gallant young hero, cut off in the prime at lite, received such masked . atiention, and experienced every oornlort from his emniies iti ins last moments, must be highly gratifying to his atfliEted widow, the Marchionesr; of CLAN kthAR6E, his relations and numerous friends; and should ano ther Expedition to South America prove more-for tunate than. the last, his brave countryinea may have an opportunity of convincing the enemy they are not to: be outdone in ,genereilty. and: hittnanity-, the grand charaaeristio of the Beitish Nation. • • , I am, Sir,' your obedient Servant, • And a.Brother Officer, ht Btthuos t•Ls, "Anctraost sincere Piiend Of the late Gallant. Colonel. LIA(X)LN, Alntc cft, 3. The Lord Bishop of this diocese has been pleased to appoint the Rev. THOMAS Bai t tin, M.A late of Christ's College, Cambridge, Chaplain to his Lord ship, and liector of Way the, near Rion, to. be Chancellor and Resideniiary of the Cathedral Church olLincoln ; and has collated the Rev. CAYL : ViIt IL LI Rector of Seampton and Epworth, in this County, to the Archdeaconry of Stow, and the Prebend of : Liddingion, in the seine Cathedr,.*: Church : .both, vacant by the death of the Rev. Ro 131fIRT WHARTON. The itev. Dr. ParriNe4N. and his family arrived here : yesterday afternoon;preparatory to his entering upon his, residence, at Lady-day, as . Precentor of our ,Cathedral. C4MBRIDG4 M tn cfi3. On Monday the; Rev. Thornoi . Browne, Fello‘v and, Tutor of, Chriit College, was Wrath muusly eleaed Master df that Society, it `the room of the Elev. John Barker, D.D._ Mr. Henry WIT/. Tapered, BA; of JCRs is eletled a Fellow of this' Society.' • Thursday last the Senate of this University nonii paled the Rev. Sainuel Lowe, M. 4. `Tutor, Bursar, and, one of the' Senior Fellows of Magdalen and the Rev. ---- Baines, M. A.' of Christ College, one,of svhOti is to be presented by the :Earl of Guild ford to the vicarage of Bunked, in' this county, va cant by the death of the Rev. Henry Turner, On 'Tuesday the i6th ult• the eleCtion at Catha rine-Hall, Ciunbridge, to a vacant ..fellow_ihip open to natives of the county of York, took place,, when James Wm. Geldnit, Esq. LL. B. Of Trinity Hall, eldeit , on of the Rev. James Geldart i Itetior of Kirk. Deighton„ was duly ele&ted. 'At Lochglats, in the parish - of AtiiOss, on theft oth ult. a mail of the name of, 11 , 1uriro and his sister wine found dead in a small cot where they were c rrying on illegal dicillation. Nu marls of vie-, knee. 'appearing on their bedies„ it is - probable that their death was occa3inued byl,%the exclusion of the atmospheric air, and the e4halation of carbonic acid gas front several casks of wash, or put..ale, found iii a gate of le.rmentation in the cot. 7 1 .5. E YELLOW' FEVER. . , When *exhiasider.the peculiar malignity or thii dreadful .disease, the great number of viaims that have beets, 'sacrificed to its Virulence, And the repeat:- ed but. fruitless attempts which, have been made to obviate its fatal, effects, we feel the most cordial plesure in submitting to, the.' pnblic- the folloming Letter, addressed - to the Merchants at Lloyd's.o rfce house, by Dr. Ralph Cumiog, of the Naval tat atAntigna, dated 24th 'October, 1807: . I have the' haneur . of calling the attention 'of .thesentlemen at:Lloyd's to-a discovery for the prel servatloti of-the lives of the hutuawspecies, aria iii an especial ,Manner to that part_ of, theta the naval tin& commercial interests of the Uoileg ,l(ingdom are sd materially concerned, namely, in tho-cure of the iirdent Fever of the West' Indies, ,copimonly called the Yellow Fever. At the hospi7 tal of which I am Superinteudant e I soon found that the eammon Tontine of West tudia pradlte :m/4 both imeertaio and Inefficient, and having a wide • field for remarks, obsjrratiens, ,and expeclence. have discovered that sponging'the head, body, and lliltjts Oa patient, on the :first attack of fever, 'wh it rum, or other ardent spirit, is the most effectual re medy 'Which can be. used. The principle on, Wilk:h . it acts is evaporation, and the degree of cold pro: , duced will be in ratio propOrtiOnate to the strength or volatility-ijf the Spirit employed.' It tins . fokteirea'at.the same time; that if it refrigerates • the almost burning bady,, : it excites, by its stimulant et feet on the skin, the perspiratory organs into and soon produces perspiration. Alt the naval sur geons who have visited English harbours, and havts had_ the fever on board, have used the remedy te.7. coMmended by me; and are deli _-,hted wi.li iii - speedy and salutary effeas; from hum, N\ myself, documents have been transmitted to Clovern went, For the benefit of the inercantile world, who have not always medical assistance at' hand,l sub join the - following directions :—:-Whenever a person. is seized with pain of the head and loins, 04: pulte, hot and dry Skin, and in tropical countries, he is immediately to be stripped aii ed, exposed to the notion of the air, and, in bad . easeS, te a current' or draft, and to be sponged all over with spirits, wetting the head first ; which process' is to be chn- ' tinned until the patient be relieved and the skin cool, not suffering the pulse, which is often upwards of 1,:o, to 1411 beloW :is then to be put in . bed, and,have a purge, composed of horn live to ten graius of calomel with a scruple of cathartic exiled, ot . 3alap, or a solutitin of an ounce of salts—all opete iog injection, or clyster, of an ounctior v.vo ber salts and oil, should be immediately:administer ed, as it is fiat - safe to . wait tha event of the purge, often as the fever returns, tl.e sponging, with spirits to be resorted to ; a pint will besutheient for - once, and seldom,More. than three will be required. Bleeding, in proportion to the strength al the pa tient, will be necessary, which should never •be:de ferred 24- hours after the first attack, as alt the dan ger arises from violence of the symptoms in the titSC • stage, which the above remedies will always. con qeta. " is when the patient has been negleava or impruperlir treated in the first stage that Yellow . Fever commences. lan fully convinced that many alife has been already saved by the above treatment. I hope, after this information, that people des -fined to the West Indies will 'leave home with greater fortitude, and not waste Weil-money on the-quacke ries. ()Oho day, and fell their trunk with yellow fever retuedies,.when the best is to t be found itt'w hat tnaay of them are too - fond of—a case of spirit's!, When the skin is moist, and pertipiration flows freely, the spirit is.no.longer.to be used : after the perspiration has flowed some time, which may. be supported by lemoo, grass-mint, or oothrnon tea, the 'cure is (0 'be cempleted.by an infusion of . quassia, or decoction of bark, and former .habits by degree's, be turned to. You have my permission. to make i,vhatever use you please of this communication." I To - morrow Morning the Wheels t‘o "'tin" ' Hot ii and' Co, requett their friends WW au lt)4lt hiving ... a chance in the present Lottery, as tile:ad venture is worth pursuing ! 'fiouNsay ana o were fortunate on the fir.st day in the 14t,LotierY0 sharing the only, Prize Of Ten Thousand Pounds they hope• to have the same pleaiure To-morrow, aUd divide, arnont, those who honour them with thcir com Mandi, many of the Orand Cora hill, Chiring-cross, and St. Margaret's Hill* Borough'. if On the 23d ult. gent, the wife of Perec l " 4l. _Hatt Dyke, Lbg. 0! a Son. Wittinestlay meriting last, at his house in I/ pper.Gros vetior,street,Alto Lady of tltr Hutt. George. Villiers, of a Soot; 1471 R it • On Thursday last, at Lewisham, Captain C., C. Coffiga . of the ltoyal.Artillery, nephew to'Sir Miss Larkins, daughter 01 the late %Villiaot Blackheath. ' On the asth ult. at lialifax, Robert Barlow, ter E a sq t toll, Miss Craw youngeat ditug i Sliarp,' Esq. a Nicst•Hunie in the County of.l'orks Vit . Yesterday morning, at ten o' cl ock, 'at his Nouse in Park- George Danter, Earl of Dorchesterf . Vim:ourit ;tell im ron Milton, of Milton Anhey; iri Dorsctshire, also Il.itort. ljiluin of Shrone Hill, in Ireland, Lord . Licuteitant of Mir setshin:. Tice ath ul tbe pres.nit Inoutta ha. would lia%e at " tallied his 6z..; year. ti is 4.4pposed to have died inlmenitilt rich, and is sucetedi.:d iii ;inn est.Ns by, his only brother, the Hon.' Lionel Duper, noW'Eart of Dorchestl:r. Go the tBth coleortotz, ia Leicestershirek Tliontai torinerly_of thc itousnof Gatiield and %till sun, Newgate-stteet, , a•4ed e 9 Yeats. On the 26th bit. at -tier }tousC: al Sltepperton, MiddleScla Alrs, Anne tiorsley,. sister - talk late Bishop at St. /Nostril.` Ott Tuesii.,y, eft his 'apartments in I , lloii:Gater, 41exitinla Day Broughton, E.s4. late of betley Lodge 11',iiiiihire. On, ThiiridAy List, the infant sun, tf Esq.. QI South-340es, l'insbur) -agnate. srocx.y . DAY. I odi.t Stock,. ' odut itoarts, sp. 2S. sp. u. Excht3l. 1411 s, its. dit.. 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